QUEST OF THE DRAGON

Update: it seems that the game sucks :-(. Read the Gamespot review.

Universal Interactive, Inc. plans to release an action-adventure title, Bruce Lee: Quest of the Dragon inspired by the legendary martial artist Bruce Lee for the Xbox^TM video game system from Microsoft in third quarter 2002. The plot concerns Bruce battling "multiple enemies to rescue his kidnapped father and retrieve the mystical Golden Relic, keeper of ancient martial arts secrets". Read the full article.

GameSpot has an interview with production assistant Justin Lees as well as cool screenshots. The game looks fabulous! The site also has 8 movies from the game.

TEKKEN 4

Forest Law does not appear in this game, his father Marshall does. He is a 48-year old American, a businessman (owned the Marshall China restaurant franchise) and dojo-operator who fell on hard times and slid into depression and drinking. Taking part in the Tournament helps him get his life back on track.

TEKKEN 3

Bruce doesn't appear in the game as Bruce Lee but as the character Forest Law, who wears outfits and adopts stances from Bruce's films. The famous yellow jumpsuit from Game of Death is one of the options. It's fun to play the game and identify Bruce's moves, such as the one-inch punch, the back-flip from Enter the Dragon, and many more. Forest Law is the son of Marshall Law, and trained at his father's dojo. He enters the King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 without telling his father, who is furious when he finds out.

BRUCE LEE: COMMODORE 64

You can play the remake of the classic Commodore 64 Bruce Lee game on your PC now - it's great fun. Bruce fights what looks like a green sumo wrestler and a ninja. (The site has some screenshots as well.) The same game is also available at ClassicGaming.com - you need an emulator though. Otherwise have a listen to the theme tune from the game at Bruce Lee Music. For screenshots from the game, click here.